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Let's do the math nobody does until they're at the port garage entrance: parking at PortMiami runs around $25 a day. On a 7-day cruise, that's $175 — before anyone has bought a single piña colada. And on the way out, you're dragging your luggage to a hot garage, sitting in the exit line with 4,000 of your new closest friends. There's a better way, and if you're driving to Miami for your cruise, it costs less than half. Cruise & Park: park once, ride to the ship Cruise & Park

You scored a cheaper flight into Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) — smart move. Now there's just one detail: your cruise sails from PortMiami, about 28 miles south. That's a 40–60 minute drive on a good day, and South Florida traffic doesn't always give you good days. Here's every realistic way to get from FLL to PortMiami, what each one actually costs, and the one mistake that makes cruise passengers sweat at check-in. Your options from FLL to PortMiami

Your cruise leaves from PortMiami — "the Cruise Capital of the World" — and you're landing at Miami International Airport (MIA). The good news: the port is only about 8 miles away, roughly 15–25 minutes depending on traffic. The better news: you have more options than you think, and they're not all priced the same. Here's an honest breakdown of every way to get from MIA to PortMiami, what each one really costs, and how to pick the right one for your group. Your options from M